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All bills (introduced in 4th session of 27th Parliament)

This list contains bills introduced since 1856. LA means the Legislative Assembly, and LC means the Legislative Council.
Bill Title Origin Status House
Appropriation Bill 1926 LA Not Proceeded With LA
Bishop Tyrrell Trust Act Amendment Bill 1926 LC Lapsed on Prorogation
Private Member's Public Bill 		LC
Coal Mines Regulation (Amendment) Bill 1926 LA Assented - Act No 19 of 1926 LA
Electrical Contractors Licensing (Electricians) Amendment Bill 1926 LA Assented - Act No 5 of 1927 LA
Fire Brigades (Amendment) Bill 1926 LA Assented - Act No 4 of 1927 LA
Guardianship of Infants Bill 1926 LA Lapsed on Prorogation LA
Industrial Arbitration (Further Amendment) Bill 1926 LA Lapsed on Prorogation LA
Land Agents Bill 1926 LA Assented - Act No 3 of 1927 LA
Law of Evidence Bill 1926 LA Not Proceeded With LA
Local Government Amendment (Preference to Australian and Empire Goods) Bill 1926 LA Assented - Act No 20 of 1926 LA
Mental Defectives Bill 1926 LA Not Proceeded With LA
Newcastle District Abattoir and Sale-yards (Amendment) Bill 1926 LA Assented - Act No 21 of 1926 LA
Police Offences Amendment (Drugs) Bill 1926 LA Assented - Act No 7 of 1927 LA
Second-hand Dealers and Collectors (Amendment) Bill 1926 LA Assented - Act No 17 of 1926 LA
Stock and Station Agents Bill 1926 LA Discharged LA
Supply Bill (No 2) 1926 LA Assented - Act No 22 of 1926 LA
Supply Bill 1926 LA Assented - Act No 16 of 1926 LA
Sydney Female School of Industry (Dissolution) Bill 1926 LA Assented - Act No 18 of 1926 LA
Transport Bill 1926 LA Not Proceeded With LA
Vaucluse Roman Catholic Church Lands Leasing Bill 1926 LC Assented
Private Member's Public Bill 		LC
Native Flora Protection Bill 1926 LC Not Proceeded With LC
Wild Flowers and Native Plants Protection Bill 1926 LA Assented - Act No 2 of 1927 LA

The Parliament of New South Wales acknowledges and respects the traditional lands of all Aboriginal people, and pays respects to all Elders past and present. We acknowledge the Gadigal people as the traditional custodians of the land on which the Parliament of New South Wales stands.